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Effect of fluid penetration on the damage processes and microseismicity due to the hydraulic fracturing of rocks
The hydraulic fracturing is used when fluids are injected inside the matrices of rocks to allow the creation of new cracks while, the propagation of the existent cracks can also occur. This process has been widely used for the past decades in the deep earth energy sector which comprises four main su
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